2 engineering support specialist jobs found

General Summary Support current production in maintaining and improving: Safety, Quality, Efficiency, and Cost. Also, support new model activity that may include new equipment installation, trials, and vehicle or process verification. Essential Duties and Responsibilities Coordinate and lead daily activities to improve Weld shop issues concerning Safety, Quality, Efficiency, and Cost (Reduction). Create clear concise technical reports for Executive Management weekly regarding Body Accuracy, Gap/Flush, Water Leaks, First Time Through Quality, Quality DPU, Torque Reports, Welding Destruct (dependent on responsible area assigned, not all). We should also utilize these reports to drive improvement activities. Perform part gauging (utilizing CMM, Portable Measurement Equipment/ Laser tracker, etc.) for both Welding Parts and GA trim parts and the relationship between the two to help resolve issues. Utilize measurement equipment for maintaining equipment accuracy for...

Summary: The Facilities Engineer is a high-level technical role responsible for the tactical execution of maintenance, repair, and infrastructure improvement projects. This position supports the Facilities Manager by providing deep technical expertise in Mechanical, Engineering, and Plumbing (MEP) systems, with a specific focus on piping integrity and utility reliability. The ideal candidate will bridge the gap between high-level strategic planning and hands-on site management, ensuring that facility upgrades and expansions are completed without interrupting manufacturing operations. Responsibilities: Leakage & Failure Response: Act as the primary technical responder for piping system failures (leaks, bursts, pressure drops). Identify root causes and execute rapid recovery plans. Utility System Oversight: Manage and optimize complex utility networks including process water, compressed air, steam, and drainage systems. Preventive Maintenance (PM): Develop and implement...